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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1904
Page
8
The note urges voters to set aside personal grievances after the election and unite for Ratherville and Emynet County’s progress. It calls for harmony, civic effort, and a shared carnival as a sign of communal rebuilding, predicting a busy period ahead and a shift from politics to constructive work.
The Des Moines report says Secretary of the Treasury Lea Moshaw plans to push laws for a presidential nomination in 1885 and will seek Eastern state backing, returning to Iowa early next year and to Denison to prepare for a big race. Past speculation links Shaw with national candidacy, though circumstances shifted after McKinley’s assassination and Roosevelt’s rise. The piece also urges Estherville business leaders to organize a wood and mercantile club as unity strengthens local welfare amid national political shifts.
Henry Cabot Lodge offers a brisk, if ironic, defense of a masculine ideal in the United States. He argues Americans are brave, honest, democratic, educated, protective of the weak, loyal, good humor, and adventurous. The piece frames national character as a blend of virtue and vigor rooted in ancestry.
The piece reflects on a Democratic victory as proof that voters favor platform-based, principled politics over corruption. It contrasts Republican rhetoric on tariffs with national platforms, and shares practical farm guidance on timely selling, crop pricing, and maximizing profit while avoiding losses. It cites general quotes from the Spirit Lake Beacon context.
A buckskin horse owned by WI Simmons on Forest City route three has logged about 25 000 miles in three years six days weekly. The animal’s daily 26 mile trip circles the globe’s distance and showcases steadfast service on the rural mail route.
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